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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-03-03

TEX. 2e swary koscielne W pa
ratii sw. Wojciecha W DE :
TROlT bedzie sadzi} ks. arcy-
biskup Cincinnati. Tor.
Budownacze, po2yczkowe i ka-
sa oszczedncsci krola Kazmi-
RIA Wlelkiego W Chicago be-
die miewa}o swe posiedzenia
CO czwartek godz. s wieczo-
rem, W Hail OBJ. Jana ko-
stree wskiego, 574 Noble Str.
Pan Il. W0ble,cski Red
Jacket, Mich, oswiadczy: ME-
dawno publicznie W Gazecie
Katolackiej, ze wszYstko, co
mowi} j pisa} przeciwko =
j. Horbaczewskiemu, Jest
k}a.nst~ EN- Ch9cia& ME wem,
0 60 chodz', powtarzam tt no.
tatks na 3yczenie jednego q
naszych wiernych aboneptow z
Calumet przekona~'zy Asj a'
Gaz. Kat. istotnle rzeczonV o.
swiadczeuie p. Wroble wsk;ego
[w Mr. 4 b. r. umiesci]a.
2wrscam uwage Szau. Pu-
blicznoici Polskie.j miasta Chi
cage ia ogfoszea;s rodaka na-
wego ~ ,jsns K.c~1rzewsltiego,
ktory uieds~no otworzy} sa-
len hale przy Noble ul., Mr..
574.
Ze sktadek, zebrauycl ma
Siostry Urszulanki W Ger
niowcnch po roznych osadach
polsk;ch w 1niu 20 listopadu
z.r., kwltown}y te Siostry do
tad W wychodzacej W Ger
nlowcach Gaz. Pozshtej tylko
skfadkq . Winony / u Otis,
Ind -Czy2by sk}adki gdziein-
dziel zebrane ME iosta}y sic
jeszcze d" rak w}asciwvcl.e'
ST PAUL. Mimi, : marca.
Pan Benjamin NIGGA " ko-
respondencyi swolel o op]aka-
nych stosunkach w iryisko-
po'sSiej gminie koscielnai
Moundsvlew wiele rzeczy Ia
tail wiele poprzckrecai. Gmi-
ME tel by}o dobrze, dcpoki
nale2a}a do paratii polsklol W
St. Paul. czemu5 wIec " po-
re nir przeszkodzili lryszom
budowac koscio}a9 Teraz ks.
Majer jul ME moze Polakom
z Moundsview rentowac }awek,
ami kolektowaG cd Mich pie
niedzy, bo by obrazi} na Sic
bic anybiskupa. skoro sic ks.
iryjslSi W Mound,view mic
mog} utrzymac, odda} Nalprz.
ks Arcybiskup Ireland ko-
sciofe6 ten ks. Pacholsklemu
2 Minneapolis, ktory do n'ego
doie5da;,. " Moundsvjew ,r-
ran hurtownlr lilnonAroduwcy
wykupujq grunta Cd Polakow,
p]acac "a akler l20 dolarow,
vice mole q czascm tyle Try
STOW uaplynic do tel osady,
he ON SAM bqd4 >obir mogli
utrzymaG ksle!Za
tENZOR spotkai SIC W ia
kleiS ma}ej miescinie W Pcnn-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-03-03
10 !ntzi y WinOny no

da.e w numerza 8 Ga@ety hutoAc-
htJ do rublicznej "iadomos9i, ze
maislere!S pownego czIonkn tn
tcj,zego Tow sw krzyfn naxwal
zdraica kinmca jest pomioJzy
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-03-03
AGENT WIARJTSA " An


AGENT WIARUSA " Ap-
pleton. Mimi, OBJ. Jan Je-
zewskl puszcza na losowanie
diva obrazy ola tych, co mu
zapIaca ca}oroczny aoonament
"a W'ar1tso q dol). Ma .jedno
ciagniecie pojdzie 7 tykietow.
k'" zap'acl "a Hlarqsa jesz-
c1c w marcu, e;ostanle TAXI ty.
h'"t na diva obrazy.
Nowi A genci:
/lehoat, IWch.
4. J. .jozetiak, mieszka pod
Mr.. l3 Superior Str, zatru-
jnio"y W hantlu l.. Auspa-
cha, 200 Gralipt Ave,
Re,hM Vas
s ! llojnaeii
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-03-03

Uo czego to uzy,rgg u'ndomy'
Tow. Poiek W Chicago, ce-
lem kt6rego jest zbieranie do.
browclnego podatku na utwo-
rzenie Skarbu Narodo,ceyo ME
podcba sic Wiel. 0 Barzyh
skiemu, kt5ry BIZ zabil ma o
VIC Tewarzvstwo 2 ambony
wystapif,Z tel samej ambony
ks. Wincenty i'arzyiiski obie-
cat da$ 25 dol. temu, kto mu
wytrep! yniazdo owych BAN :
brow, co to take plekne RE
czy Fisza we W,arusle. - Do
ncsi mi o TEN OBJ. St Zurek q
N obi" nllcy y Chicago.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-03-03

hOWY YORK, 2 n.arcs.-
Ma 1utrzejszym obchodzie IL
tewskim W sail ,,Golden Ru-
le" pod Nr. l25 Rivington
Str, beda mowy tskze W pol
skim ezyku ma temat: - lie
PoSka przyczynifa sic do znie-
sienna pahszczyzny!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-03-03

FAN LEON niechsj SIG zglo.
81 20 250 dolarow, jake mu
sic nalazq "a publiczne przy-
snaKe sic do autorstwa arty-
X %ll, umieszczoneg. W hume
Wiarusa, pod tytu}em
~, btokut Z walnego posie-
dzeHia filarow spoieczehstwa
W Manhattan City," Jest to
faktem, ze p. Erazm Jsrzma-
now,ki TAXA nagrode "a wy
sledyenie autora rzeczonegc
artykufu w,,-zaaczyt.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-03-03

LENZOK spotkai SIC W "a
ileiS lna}ej miesclnIe W Pcnn-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-03-05

heart sank within her. The longing that had
brouoht her two thousand miles to repair the past
vet Gomez 70 her. But the pride she had long nus
came 20 her assistance now. She resolved TO show
her weakness no more, where humility invoked
only reproach. Her gaze grew cold and co-
fected, and she withdrew step as she said, indif
ferently:
yourself and-Our Child. feel that have no
right to insist on anything that is repugnant to
you. Believe one thing, though; 1t was not for
ease but" her lip would CULVER, though she bit It
fiercely,. at was to make amends to you for the
She pointed to little Ann. Jim became embar-
raised, though he knew not why. While he stood
fumbling at his hat, the Eady, with asudden move
speak, said hurriedly:
sSay no more. l cannot bear it. Leave me. II
you are ever in trouble and need money-for her
mere is an address where you can always obtain 1t
while have It. Go.now. please"
Jim hesitated cleared his throat, spit reckieSSly
on the carpet-then took AIMS hand. saying:
LESS 60 honey She arr ar right Hit air the best
a 5o a an about 70 y s er that
what believe ter be right jist CANT hope it.
It was the first time he had called her by name.
She almost broke down, and mOtioned for them TO
go, which they did, Jim Leading little Ann, who
AS the door closed behind them the wretched
wife and mother stood like one in a trance until
the SQaLuOuQR cCHO VI lOUtStcpS udu ceased
| to sound along the piazza; then. with long,
tremulous moan, she sank to the floor and buried
her face in her arms upon the sofa There were
no SObS no tearS-Only low means that finally sub
sided into silence.
In an hour came the summons to dinner She
rose dressed herself with care, and glided into
the great dining hall, vision Of cold, superb and
Indifferent loneliness BY the next afternoon the
'rich Colorado widow" was gone. Some said back
to Pueblo, others to White Sulphur Springs,
others to this place or that. No one
seemed to know and soon no one cared.
Meanwhile Jim trudged ON home beside his
steers with little Ann cOiled up In the hay at the
bottom OF the wagon
"Pap," said she, after an hour or so Of silence,
"Pap, who is that thar fine lady? l jist know
havn't got nary mother, hev Pap?"
Jim f11cked his gOad gently over the nigh steers
horns before he replied, re1ectively:
oval no, RELY CANT pintedly jest say es you
hev, honey,-and yet"
jim hesitated, and Ann again asked:
"Wal. Pap, who Is she after all?"
"Durned II can tell We child"
And he never did.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-03-05

How weary are the years Of enforced resignation
and suppressed desire, that span the arid places
between the few real GASES of our lives Those
scant, brief periods OF fulnllment when heart and
soul revel In the Joy of earthly fruftion come 70
many, IKE drops OF water upon a tongue parched
by an unquenchable thirst. Yet IL II the self-de-
nialS OF our lives that chiefly render our place In
the world endurable to Others
The sun cid not cease ID shine because OF Jim
Cheeks af1icuon. As soon as he realized that the
earth remained unchanged, the isolation OF his
own change inspired him to work and toll on and
give no sign.
SO the seasons came and went, and as his little
girl grew his heart expanded. She had BEEN called
Darthuly Ann. Jim quietly dropped the FORMER
name, and In time little Ann Cheek became known
all round HiawaSsee Gap Is "tist the sweetest and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-03-05

blazing eyes az thaS inuendO
No thanks to you, DICK Bufrord. Think how
you"
AS this confession slipped from her lins they
1anbied under It's influence, despite the reyulsive
anger with which his presence inspired her His
" never leIt ner lace as, playing with his watch
"How many had shared your love before came
asohg. Ineie there Don't get excited. You
In Atlanta never thought we'd turn up together
again on TINS iootstooL- Yoa wouldn't let me so
Aincn as Wink without a quarrel, and finally
bUurcd IT.
"why are you heres-
S0e demanded this in quick, peremptory tone.
flashing glance towards the sInithy then fixing
her eyes on his handsome, imperterbale face
I'm gaug1ng for the government Am to be
you Blame me Meg, but mountain life agrees
with you You're prettier than ever.
In an easy. yet imperative way, which she
seemed poweriess TO oppose, he took her Ciimpled
chin between thumb and finger, and looked an her
with kindhn9 hight ia hiseyeS, then released her,
saving.
II icas q fool TO run away from you Meg, my
girl III have better sense this time"
The cry or an infant came 10 their ears from the
holly bush by The spring. The wretched mother
reused from the spell which his manner ard word
had thrown over her, IN spite OF the reproaches
she cast upon him. darJed back 4 step with ayerted
face, crying wildly.
go away num here, Dick Burord am wife
and a mother. Ny husband WORKS In y0nder shop
You have my reputation In your power, but SAY
beware how you handle it. I'm a desperate
woman, Dick This Is my home and shelter
You left NE none when you forSOOk NE three year.
ago. oh, Dick! For Gods sake spare Inc fcr-fo
the sake OF my husband and child, II not for YOU
own sake miner
The passionate anger with which she began
melted into piteous appeal as she started toward:
the child He seized her hand, whereas she stoppet
As thougn an electric shock had peryaded bel
system, while he said:
.D.n IL, Meg! l glory In your spunk. Garry II
OUT 10 suit yourself and don't fear me. III never
peach l was fool ever TO leave you. and Pn
your n1end now Blame me! but you're ths
piuckiesst woman in the state, and Dick Bu11Ord Il
your slave"
Having thus delivered himself he let her 60, and
stroled back towards the shop smiling anC
5oiilequizing:
"heg In the respectable linei She carrys It wei
considering Its her first attempt. DIN me, but she's
thoroughbred She must have been hard pushed
though 70 saddle herself with this thick pated soI
Oh vulcan, Tor a-a-husband, didn't she say.
Fancy Meg with a husbandi And now theress
sooAAung ofas 70 comphcate matters. Poor thing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-03-05
Written for TIE EVENING STAR.
"DARTHULY"
DY WILLIAM TERRY BROWN,

A STORY OF THE TENNESSEE MOUNTAINS
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-12-21
LATER NEWS u "

Mr.. POwDERLY is reported better. isss%
The lower house OF Congress will adjourn
Dec. a., until January 4. rs 43=;s. II! 3,
/ Ar Northwood, la. an entire business
block was destroyed by incendiary FIRE on
18th. Loss So 600, insurance 5000. !. S=
UNDER high license, after January l,
Lewiston. MINI, will have three saloons
against six under low license. s3ss:..E {.
AUBBRTIN, who attempted to assasinsts
N. Ferry at Paris, is violently insane and
dying in mad house. = t$s Ii; 4*y &
IT is reported from Two Rivers Wis, that
small fishing boat. with a,prsw Ut nix men
went down an the 18th, all 6eing lost.
Six miles west of Thompson, Falls, Mont
on the 18th, Two n. T. ], freight trains coli.
ded, wrecking both engines and IL cars.
One engin er and two Aremen were killed.
85 LEVY il. GUYR, cattle dealer Of w alnut,
Ia, suicided on the 18th, at a Chicago hotel.
In q book in his pocket under date of Dec.
IS, was written. u want to cay now that
am not guilty Of all | am accused Of. a3S
IT was reported at st. Panl on the 10th,
that Hon: ?: H. Kelly of that city, was 90
sriously i'll with pneumoni at the Norman
die Hotel N. " y ork City. His wife waa
sent for and would reach her husband on
Tuesday. @.ss ia 3F4
FIRE on the morning Of the 18th, damaged
Iverser's extensive art and picture franc
4 store NJ Milwaukee, Wis, 312t,0 O; irsHr-
al1ce $1t4 OOU.3 (luin'S book store ad Joining
4 was badly damaged By water; Insurance.
$3.50 mi 81 ~
s: Fl Rovsps, who va !. Public Printer
under President Arthur, died at Omaha,
Neb., on the nth, OF pneumonia, after ton
days illness. He was the editor and Chief
owner Of the . Omaha keputl ican Age $50
years. II
HON. II. 10. IT, CoL1RsTsR 81 Mankato,
died on the 18th OF pseurO-pneumOnia,a aged
s47 years. He had rssided Ia Minnesota
twenty years, IT n nneap olis, Faribault.
tinctlon in tie state legisl ature 81 1852 and
for five years ~ county Attorney Of
Waseca county. II
EIdHr men were killed Sunday AFTERNOON
on the Intercolonfal r. n. ~ az Caraquette,
New Brunswick N tie engine upon s Wi iCh
they wers riding beng thrown ]. from a
bridge ~ 4 snow drift & There were IL men
onthe engine and the remaining i've Wers
g,gs sbs a,;s
the III was the greatest, lisad lng report 30
s18Iincbess Lancaster IL, Harrisburg 10 Apd
country roafts irlf fed 3 ITO n teot |; \ wv sst-
5ingtOn had "A Inches he Baltimore the street
soAys svers stopped and 81 New ork City
there W.. ar, s.illls,lal
.TrHB National Republican Lea us sc ita
Seesleiou, st New York city elected Janase r,j
Gan Club, or the Leo sue win
Voc q each Sister ptsst
Fullerton heAl19 chNspe nv Tor 8osss
l9rinag fpt IN nv, ~, Gartinsf VII.
4c0nejn, DAk0tA .eenlId A. R0 y vi
kxecutiye lsolnlalt tee y q ~
3. alsst mi, low ~
Daknfa ~ III. 1lni,xIfI - plIl lssi1
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-12-21
Il RovyNED ih HIN MISS OUR.

6aMlly q Three Psrish ~ No k5Feal.
an ing of the lea.
sllEA p, ~, Doc ia lille crossing
the issouxl river, twenty miles beiow this
city. Tns sday night d family constituting of
Charles Wnaasn his wife ana daughtsx.
No. drowned They lott the road and the
ts passed Is peer 3 lAxge eilsh sle tbst
ths 10 brox md the animal and people
syeEs lei Tia bod q haYe not besn fsnnd,
Md q 81 notii ksly tthAt HOY VII -, u tnsU
49, n ~ 1ek shs lse n
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-12-21
MINNESOTA.

u4HO1Co : ~ fg-r es
MINNESOTA. S.s
r. ,Winona has organized an ice rink and
earn Val club with capital stock of 800.
600 to build an ice rink and in connection
with it toboggan slide of one Thousand
feet in length. -i s.
81 During the present year $685., 900 worth
of improvements of all kinds were made at
Winona. Nearly $3.50, 900 was expended
in the erection of me nufactor- eR
j The Minnesota Valley Medical Associates,
which convened at Mankato recently.
elected the following officers: President
DR.. CHARLES Berry, New Uim; Wce-Presi-
dents, Drs. N. ]. Rowe, Minnesota Lake. ".
R Cullen, Lake Crystal; Secretary, Dr.. J. 81
James, St Peter; Treasurer, DE-. g. Il Mex
ritt St Peter -: 2:
O. G. Merrill, hardware merchant as
Lake Benton, made an assignment recently.
Poor collections were said to be the cause
The liabilities ware about So, OO0
The death was recently announced at ST,
Paul of Springer Harbauxh, one OF the tWa
/ original d4sctors Of the Unien Pacific raA1
way appointed by President Lincoln x
y Adyices from Duluth say leading logging
firms on the St Louis rver are making
preparations to build railroads through tho
taken to avoid the DELAYS of low water and
" touched as yet, and nearly 8. OOO, OOO. 600
feet Of timber is standing in the district to !.
be pierced by the roads
RI o. Foster. man ager during the last Sea
son OF the Minneapolis baseball team. haA
sold the franchise for the Western LeaguS
to We Goodng, OF Minneapolis. for 81, OO0
At meeting Of the officers OF the St Paul
Carnival Association the other day the cor.
tract for building the ice-palace was gtven
out The 1nternattonai snoW.snoe. skating
ana otns1 races. ne1eso1ofe heAo IN non o.
sreal Will pc neid snis season curing ene
two weeks testavitae '''.
@s The State Dalrymen's convention " I'D
recent session N m Llllle aaopteo
memorial 20 CONGRESS ask1n9 tnaS Sne man NJ
nfaccare OF iraodniene ontser DC promoased
or that the manuIacturefs ne compelled %
color their product pink. =. Emery Was 9
elecseo peesaoent H.
5s 81 = ! -
ess @ 8 sJs5 IA fAO1 =. y
The farmhouse OF Michael Har1A tour
tse team miles nom Wessangson, was ourneo
sno osnea nlgnS ana A1s lars ~ any anu
her seven cnlidren perasneo ". n sauss
anu tno o,uess sonll0 . nse1. eeSatosA
s 3 = :. 'ol.llssl !, -
!. A. M l'sl' YES arrested u Aoornea1
., 1ne esner morning. as was W. wansea :.
Phiiadelpma charged with tue murder @
2 trayellng g mans = asn WE ana two children:
i pss 49, - e1o,oO 1uk D.en = -
-, ~ - &. 8. 80. Is
~ y $50 a1ss uisssS-
e. Wy. ~ anu sne 49, soues $4,000 a'eoas
a nv .4. 8 800 naA a41o 49,.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-12-21

ss 1T ig reported that 81 vein OF 0inoa ~
denite his been discovered IL the Gts Croix
Range The only place Ia the United Statss
where enol ybdenite has been known To
exist is near Rsadlng, Pa. Norway and
Sweden are the only foreign countries ii
by chemists for testing pu1pose and Il
quote at six dollars per pound
s. t5s tn i:
MICHIGAN. so
The State Unitarian Conference at its re-
gent sessionin Jackson elected Rev Reed
STUART 0f Detroit pread lent
|ssS The State Hort icultural Society at it, re-
cent session In Saginaw elected ofdcers as
follows President, e. e. Lyon, South Ha-t
ven; Secretary, Charles w. Garfield Grand
Rapids; reasurer, s. Nc Pearsall, Grand
Rapida; Executive Board. e. ar Scott, Of.
Ann Abor, and D. g Reid, or Allegan.
555Y'sA IRE at Plttsford, a few days age de-
stroyed furniture store, jewelry store and
Tin shop Loss, 81 900 81;
The ground around the main engine shaft
OF the Calumet and Hecla mine cavod In
the other day, and volumes Of smoke and
gas came up The ground had settled from
twelve to fifteen feet 81 s 81
The Flint Pere Marquette railroad has
acquired the Port Huron. \ Northwestern
narrow-gauge sys sem 81 I . II .5
George Beatty, Of Detroit, got q license
and preacher recently 70 marry Miss Lizzie
Doyle, but she fed and married former
lover, Thomas Renning. q wealthy lumbar
man. a a <z$ass nd IS
I The Northwestern intercollegiate Alrmne
Association has established a Fellowship
worth $3.50 a year in the Michigan Uni
versity. which is open to women graduates
OF the colleges of the Northwest s.
Nat Krusk. q miner. was caught In lime.
1 stone crushing machine in the Calumet and
Hecla mine the other day and compulsory
torn to pieces ~ - = -. .s.s:
I J. Wilken's saw-miu at Hastings was de-
stroyed by fire the other night Loss,;
$3, 900; no insurance. rr:3 r. :.g ~
The fifteenth annual session OF the Stats
Grange met at Lansing recently. Worthy
Master Luce in his address deplored tho
state Of the market for agricultural prod
! ucts, urged modification OF the patent
laws, and denounced the manufacture OF
{ oleomargarine. A resolution was adopted
| in favor Of the Local Option law, and p,edg,
| ing the members to secure the prohibition
of the liquor traffic in their several locaij
ties The report Of the treasurer showed =
balance in the treasury Of about Sc, 600
Thomas Mars was elected Master. j
| At Detroit q few days ago the wife of DE-
! ]. B. Book filed suit for divorce, and the
| next day the case was heard in private, the
woman, who remained vailed whispering
her story to the judge, who granted her q
divorce .8z, - 49, .5s y Z.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-12-21

-S
mer was living on land leased from Stew
ems. and the trouble occurred over some
corn. 5A es5 a. s51js3.E 6 III 5$5s& .,s5
The State Grange at Its annual session in
Springfield recsntIy adopted . resolution
condemnjng as false sbatesmanship the
proposition for the removal OF the tax on
t,baoco for the diminuAon Of the Treasury
surplus. and demanding that cheap SUGAR
be provided for instead Of cheap tobacco.
J. NJ Thompson, OF Joliet was chosen
II ster. It was voted to make Springfield
the permanent place Of meeting.
III +. IOWA. Hs% 5s.5.s 4. La
Judge O. G. Nourss, Of Dss Moines, was
elected president Of the short-Horn Breed
ers' Association at it's recent annual meet
ing in Newson 3..@Tss ~ ssgs. +. +
The Jury at Toledo in the case Of Burn
ham, on trial tor tho murder OF q man
named Brown. returned verdict few
days ago Of murder In the first degree and
recommended q sentence Of life mprison-
msnt ut hard labor. ,.:.sas$
Thomas J. Gwlnn. . wall known farmer
living near Nora Springs, dropped dead
from paralysis Of tho heart the other even
ing. z.,=1 4. III ~. ,s s,.- 81 =
Two brewsries. valued at 500. 600, were
closed the other day At Dss Aeines by the
authorities. The owners. who had no desire
to contest the matter in the courts, had
asked for reasonable time In which to
close ont their business, and it was believed
that the Prohibitions. Is would favor grant
ing the request sy. ..s. ...&
Amos Alien, . farmer, of Plymouth, COM
mistsd suicide by hanging the OF .er day.
His wife had been sick for q long time and
brdnsAs troubles were on his mind. s
AT : tarkey-shoo the other day near
Maokburg. Madison County, J. II. Porter,
widsly known as sUnste Jack Porter, was
shot and Instantly killed by small boy,
n med Charley Lookhart whs was playing
VITA shot-gun. Ths deceased was sew
enty-two years old -
Tires young men Of West Point have re-
Gently been horsewAipped by young ladies
waom they had slsAdsrsd , #
Jacob GumbineS. y-goods merchant Of
Isrshsllbown failed recently, with Iabil-
billlies Of SIS. 600; assess $4,000
The Eastern Iowa Horticulture Associa-
ton ,at Its recent session in Davenport
elected officers a. follows: President, A g.
Williams, Of Chester Center; Secretary, G.
w. Burton, Of Cedar Rapids; Treasurer, Il.
6Mohm, Of lows City. ss.... &.%@l
A nrc caused by q detective flue destroyed
q Congregational church in De Witt County
tho other night The Sunday school
library was partly burned The pastor,
r ~ ChAppls. lost very extensive library
and his sermons preached during the last
ten years ss& ..s Il y ~
The oldest student In Iowa 10 IN African,
aged thirty Ave years who is now taking q
courss OF studies at the Davenpors high